Voice Modulator

This cyberware. popular with entertainers, includes a variety of optional modifications to the subject's vocal organs. The increased volume option, commonly used by stage performers, makes the user into a loudspeaker. Singers use the tonal shift, which alters tones for perfect bird calls, mellifluous singing and uncanny vocal impressions. Modulationsand secondary quavers make detection simple for a vocal-pattern recognizer. Secondary pattern, an illegal modification, allows the user to upload (from headware memory or through a datajack) a second vocal pattern and reproduce it in a form almost indistinguishable from an unmodified pattern. The vocal pattern hi ay even have been recorded by the user's ear recorder. Playback allows the user to access an audio record, either in headware memory or fed in through a datajack. and reproduce it almost perfectly. Playback merely turns the user into a glorified speaker, however; the user cannot use the recorded voice for any purpose except to mimic exactly what it said.